Better Call Saul 6x8 Reaction: Point and Shoot
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- The final season is here!! Hope you enjoy as I react to and review Better Call Saul Season 6 Episode 8 "Point and Shoot"! #BetterCallSaul #BetterCallSaulSeason6
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The episode starts with a peaceful image of Howard’s fictional grave, and ends with the tragic reality of his actual grave. People think he’s out at sea when in reality he’s buried way underground in an unmarked grave next to the guy who murdered him.
And underneath a meth lab.
Oh, didn't think of it that way, brilliant
@@beatlecristian man it's actually mind boggling how Jesse and Walt are basically walking over Lalo and Howard's corpses in the lab, they're there but you didn't know of it until now
@@ZaphiroAnejo crazy how the whole operation is paid in blood.
@@beatlecristian I mean. Gus is a cartel drug lord so of course, it’s blood money.
Tony himself said he improvised Lalo's laugh as a "haha, you got me. see you in hell" to Gus.
Yeah, the writer said the smile wasn't in the script. But Lalo knew he beat Gus in 99/100 of the steps they took to get into that basement. What and incredible character and performance.
@@KlooKloo Imagine improvising a laugh like that, then the actual dying so convincingly. You could see the life drain out of him. Crazy!!
Ah, I'm glad Dalton said that. That's how it came across. "Oh, you got me. I messed up. See you in hell." Lalo managed to be one of the best villains.
"it wasnt me it was ignacio"... crazy hearing that line again so many years later but toward lalo now. One of the first things he said when jessie and walt kidnapped him.
Also notice that he says it incomplete as he’s being gagged. Then when he’s with Walt and Jessie he gets the words out finally
But then the line... "Did Lalo send you?" Kinda doesnt make sense... Bcuz jimmy knows Lalo is dead... So why would he fear Lalo sending someone for him in BB?
@@howardron543 how does he know he’s dead? Mike just said “he ain’t coming back” and Jimmy never saw a body. He doesn’t even know Nacho is dead.
@@JoelCruz-ng4rn + he’s already believed Lalo was dead before and it ended up being false, i either wouldn’t believe it the second time after that especially considering all the trauma he’s now caused Jimmy
@@howardron543 mike only said to jimmy, "he aint coming back"
Tony Dalton was electric as Lalo, fantastic performance 👏
What a great charismatic character. But I was really hoping to see a scene with both Lalo and Tuco in it. That “Combo” would have been electric as hell yo.
"It wasn't me, it was Ignacio"
Man I love this show so much it's unbelievable lol
True, it really is amazing
Lalo just laughing once he realized he got beat by gus is so perfect. That laugh said a thousand words
Last episode: Wow, Lalo and Howard in the same room.
This episode: Wow, Lalo and Howard in the same tomb.
Gus didn't take Mike's advice. "Next time you wanna play detective, tell me first." He goes to kill Hector while Mike is layed out in Mexico from the gunshot. He dies as a result.
Good catch
Busy feeding Wendell.
If Wendell doesn't eat, nobody eats
I love how the "it could have" scene sets up the showdown at Casa Tranquila. In both scenarios (Lalo and Hector/Walt), Mike is temporarily out of the picture and Gus sticks his neck out because it's a Salamanca and his pride makes him feel like he has to be the one to kill them. In the showdown with Lalo, Mike comes away condemning Gus for sticking his neck out like this and telling him it could have gone a different way. Gus, emboldened by his victory, confidently says "it could have," so confident in his abilities that this victory has only reinforced his belief that this was the right way to go. So in Breaking Bad when Mike is similarly out of the picture and Gus has the extremely risky opportunity to finish off a Salamanca, we can assume that his victory against Lalo bolsters his confidence enough to take that action, leading to his ultimate demise.
Wow i never noticed this man such a great writing
I actually thought Gus’ “It could have” was a very stern rebuttal to Mike. Mike, one of the smartest characters in the entire franchise; got COMPLETELY outplayed by Lalo. Lalo was basically just having him and his entire security team playing fetch. One of the very rare moments where Mike looks like a fool. Because of that, Gus was not defended nearly as strongly as he could have been. They’ve also been doubtful of Gus and mistaking his insight as delusions of a very paranoid and anxious man, constantly trying to convince him that Lalo wasn’t a threat. So I took Gus’ “It could have” having strong underlying tones of:
“YES! It could have went very differently, I could have died. I could have been tortured! Man, I wish that I had a competent security team under my payroll! Maybe if you all weren’t busy going on wild goose chases and doubting my fucking sharp intuition, I might have been in a more fortified position as I confront a major enemy that’s about to infiltrate my super secret lab. IT COULD HAVE went differently! I’m very grateful that I “got lucky” and ended up killing my enemy thanks to my own planning and strategy. Everything could have been went so differently.”
Lalo laughing was super fitting for his character. Think he was laughing at just how badly he fudged it at the end.
I think he was laughing because he realized Gus’ word was correct in that he’ll kill all the salamancas before killing hector, he was laughing because Gus won and he didn’t see it coming at all. Left him amused that he was outsmarted or let his guard down like that.
Tony Dalton said that his laugh was basically "Fair enough man, you won, can't believe I fell for that, see you in hell"
Or just that he was like my family will burn you down one day, which yep it did lol it’s like he knew.
@@TetchyEquation This man is a savage even out of character.
@@joshshrum2764 The laugh wasnt scripted either so definitely
The real hero of this episode is Lyle for working 2 open to close doubles on short notice like that.
Yep, was not expecting that death to happen this episode.
Which I like, cause now I'm even more eager to see how the show finishes out. That's how you subvert expectations.
If he died this soon, then the final episodes are going to be dark
Why do people keep saying this? He didnt die soon. Just only because they splitted the season in two parts (which they hadnt planned on while filming the season), doesnt mean that they killed off Lalo soon in the first episode. It took Lalo 8 episodes to say goodbye!
@@tweeterist cause I expected Lalo to last until the final episode.
Agreed. That is a true subversion of expectation. I don't think anyone thought Lalo would die this episode, but we all knew he had to die, otherwise his absence in BB wouldn't make sense as such a major player in the cartel.
It really is heartbreaking to think of how Howard Hamlin -- a genuinely decent man who deserved none of what befell him, personally and professionally -- having his reputation posthumously smeared and having to endure the ignominy of being buried with his murderer in an anonymous grave. But there's something to be said for how Mike tried to give the man's body a little bit of dignity ("Easy."). He knew Howard didn't deserve it. Howard wasn't a player. He wasn't part of the game.
I agree and this might explain why Mike treats Saul worse in BB.
@@gerardfonz didn’t even think of that, awesome
@@gerardfonz Well deserved. Mike hates people who got innocent folks killed. At least in case of Jimmy, it was accidental. Walter was intentional.
Howard never felt any emotions, never cared for any of the other characters. All Howard saw in his eyes were dollar signs. His total lack of humanity was his downfall. Nobody will even miss him cuz he never cared for others in the first place. He is the perfect caricature of a lawyer that has no real friends and only cares about money.
@@kf8346 did you not watch the show?
The writers on this show are so good. I legitimately thought Gus was going to die at first then I realized that's impossible lol. I completely forgot about Breaking Bad for a second and just got entangled in the suspense. I love this show
It's insane how the creators of this show and BB keep making these brilliant episodes. You can tell they sit down and really think hard about what they are doing. If these next episodes are as good as the past two have been, this show is going to be considered one of the all time greats.
Almost the entire season is literally collecting best episodes in the show, and since the middle, they're doing it in a row to end with a bang
I imagine most writers sit down and work hard to write their material. Just so happens these guys are masters at it.
That package by Sony was so awesome of them to do. Been following the channel for ages. Love it man
Sony is sending that same package to other youtubers who follow BCS, I have seen similar unpackings.
@@tweeterist Brandon likes movies got one
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On the BCS Insider Podcast they revealed the opening scene with Lalo, Kim, Jimmy and Howard's corpse is when Bob Odenkirk had his heart attack. That scene was shot and cut twice with a long gap between. Insane how well they did it. I never wouldve guessed.
Lalo says to Jimmy “you keep on pulling that trigger until it’s empty” which is exactly what Gus ends up doing…
I always thought that Saul and Mike's relationship was too good in BCS compared to BB. But this scam Saul and Kim did to Howard seemed to irk Mike and I feel he looks down on Saul and has less respect for him from here on out.
Great thought
also in the finale. the opening where mike opens up for the first time to jimmy and jimmy closes off and makes it about money.
I love that Lalo’s storyline is over already.
Now they’re going to take their time showing the final downfall of Jimmy and Kim. 👍
You're a glass half empty kind of person aren't you?
I happen to think that Kim has been around for for not only this show but all of breaking bad as well. They never focused on Jimmy's personal life in breaking bad nor did we ever see where he lived. For all we know, Jimmy is bouncing ideas off of Kim when he goes home every night.
That could be why they are focusing on Kim being just as dishonest as saul. Maybe every situation that he handled in breaking bad, Was actually handled by Kim, or both of them and we just never knew.
When a guy has that big nice house with a toilet that's entirely made of gold......I don't think that's a downfall
I hope they show more Gene. I need closure with this universe, damn it!
@@subhammishra7228 I wouldn't be surprised if there is an entire Gene episode.
@@JasonHauser125 There should be…
Better Call Saul casually dropping two 10/10 masterpiece episodes in a row
Emmy awards: "You done?"
BCS: "No. Not yet."
And the fact that they only gave BCS only 7 nominations
“This! This chicanery!”
@@nont18411 it's crazy the moment you say "only 7 Emmy nominations", because so many other shows' writers would kill for only one
Rhea should be up for best female actor in a lead role, not supporting.
In addition to all the similar shots from Breaking Bad S04E02, ".38 Snub"... The music cue that plays when Kim walks up to Gus' door has some subtle, distorted, snapping sounds 🫰. The score that plays when Walt walks up to Gus' door is called "Heisenberg's Theme" and it has rhythmic snapping sounds in it.
So a subtle auditory callback to that moment from BrBa, too.
Also, when kim is driving on the highway, the hard synth/drum hits is very similar to moments such as when Jesse attempts to burn Waltz house. Go watch that scene and listen to the score, amazing job here on the score. Very intense and awesome
I listened to the insider podcast, and Tony Dalton mentions that his laugh right before his death was basically saying “you lucky bastard” to Gus.
It's criminal that this show has received 49 Emmy nominations and never won anything. They've been nominated for a bunch of stuff this year, but not nominated for cinematography? Are those people smoking crack? This has to be one of the best cinematic achievements in television ever, not only that but Dave Porter's score is incredible. Get your s*** together Emmys
In the beginning Lalo tells Jimmy "You point and shoot and you keep on pulling that trigger until it's empty!" That's exactly how Gus kills Lalo! The writers on this show are brilliant! Better Call Saul Season 6 is already a Masterpiece!
Plus he was 'pointing' a gun at Gus while 'shooting' him with a video camera like he told Jimmy/Kim to.
@@snaynation Ikr Genuis! 🤣
It's so sad that such great characters from both shows never got to interact with each other, imagine Lalo and Walt, Jesse and Nacho, etc. And I actually think that Lalo is the scariest character in the entire universe, I mean he made Gus be shitting his pants for a lot of days, something that never happened before.
Yeah, Gus gets big headed after he killed Lalo, and end up dead with his own games to Walter. That Domino effect alone is perfect as it gets. It shows when he talking with Mike after that killing scenes. Vince G is a G, bro!
@@danaandmusic Absolutely! But don't forget Peter Gould, he's been even more involved than Vince Gilligan in BCS according to Vince himself, they're geniuses!
@@mario_gabriel Oh, he really is.
Rhea Seehorn FINALLY got her first Emmy nomination for 6A!! And she even got a second nomination for a short film she acted and I believe a producer in.
Bob Odenkirk also nominated, as well writer Thomas Schnauz for 6x07! Big congrats to all. All 3 more than deserve it.
Also Sound mixing for Carrot and stick iirc
we still deserve more though
@@daniloassis8958 Patrick Fabian in particular
Been waiting for this, such and amazing show. Can’t wait for your reactions of the rest of the show.
I was waiting for this reaction let’s go
Lots of things I could dissect here but I wanted to add on to the Tony Dalton love fest. Guy immediately came on and stole the show in every single scene he was in. Not an easy thing to do with so many memorable characters that were already introduced in this universe. Huge props to casting and to Tony for his performance. A+ villain.
There's a lot of clues, callbacks, callforwards if you listen carefully. The fly episode has more meaning I think.
They underestimated Walter. Understandable after dealing with the likes of Lalo. They thought he was a Werner type and didn’t realize he had a cunning ruthlessness they probably hadn’t dealt with since Lalo.
Brandon after Better Call Saul ends you should do The Sopranos. There’s not enough reactions out there of the show and it’s one of the most critically acclaimed of all time
Yes!!!
After finally seeing the end of his story, I feel extremely confident saying Lalo is the greatest tv villain of all time. I've never been so captivated by and scared of a tv villain, not even close.
Hmm I would argue Joffrey Lannister was a pretty great villain as well, but of course more one-dimensional than Lalo. A more apt comparison in terms of their versatility as characters and their presence in scenes would be Tywin Lannister, but he arguably isn't "evil", just utterly ruthless.
*I'm not disagreeing though, Lalo is certainly one of the, if not the greatest I have seen :)
One word....Homelander 🥇.....but lalo is mos def a close second 🥈
This episode was Ozymandias-level good. I had a minor nitpick with it but other than that, it was absolutely exceptional and for me, Better Call Saul has surpassed Breaking Bad in terms of overall quality and storytelling.
Some of the best tv I’ve ever watched.
Totally on the same wavelength about the mid-season gap. For me personally, it lessened the impact of this episode. It was still great. The fact Howard's death was still the backdrop to the entire episode was also very poignant.
On the other hand, it was pretty much the perfect "jumping back in" episode. Even though it would in itself have been more impactful without that gap, to me it at least worked perfectly as a way back in.
@@holysecret2 True! The poignancy of the episode certainly worked for me. And we quickly got a resolution to the Lalo story too, which sets up an unknown for the rest of the season.
this episodes really changes your views on jesse and walt cooking in the lab, just makes it 10 times disturbing knowing that they're cooking on a graveyard
Haha I’ve been checking in everyday for your reaction! Absolute nutty episode, complemented the previous episode nicely!
I'm pretty sure I know what happens to Kim. She changes her last name to Nu Song and becomes a chiropractor that ajusts you to completion
I find it remarkably poetic that Lalo is buried beneath the very thing he hoped to uncover yet find it remarkably unjust that Howard was buried next to his killer. This show man
The greatest magic trick this show has performed is turning Gus into something of a good guy. Yes, he does bad things throughout Better Call Saul, but we see it from his perspective and know that there's always a justification. We also see him as a good boss, something that is repeated once again with the Lyle subplot. And because he's no longer the show's villain, they had to bring in somebody who is even worse to go up against Gus. We root for Gus in this show, despite knowing all of the terrible things he does in Breaking Bad. Very few shows would be able to pull off that trick.
Last episode i just went Gus, just needs to save the day.
He's more of an anti hero but yeah xD
Just look at this episode alone, we root “against” Jimmy and Kim for doing the scams that accidentally for Howard’s death. Meanwhile, we root “for” Gus, who isn’t just friends of the cartel like those two but actually the cartel himself and committed a lot more atrocities than they could ever do.
The show is so good at manipulating people and I love it.
They do love making us root for the most awful and horrible human beings to be ever written in fiction
nothing good about him. he played Nacho bad. Theres is no way they will protect his father
With Lalo dying this quickly, I think it ensures that we’ll get a few episodes featuring Gene. My guess- Kim orders a vacuum cleaner part, and after Gene takes care of his current situation, he’ll reunite with Kim in hiding.
Somehow my predictions seem like that are coming true i knew Lalo, would die this episode, and the next two are still in the past, then one in breaking bad, and the finales is gene, it makes sense to end with it.
@@joshshrum2764 yooo imagine a 2h black n white Gene episode showing the aftermath of it all
But why would Jimmy wait so long or untill someone recognize him to go back to Kim? I think he will get caught and will spend sometime in jail then will go back to Kim.
Bryan Cranston mentioned there could be a spinoff to "Breaking Bad". It'll be called "Holly White - The Cook Continues!"
😂
With badger and skinny pete as the mike ehrmantrauts of the series ( they are the 2 heaviest hit men west if the Mississippi)
Rhea Seehorn finally got her Emmy nomination
I’d like to imagine that voicemail sony left to you from bob and rhea was taken with tony dalton holding them at gunpoint
Most hype thing I've been waiting for this week 🔥
Tony Dalton fucking killed it he is by far the best TV villain
Him and homelander
@@christucker7655 who is homelander?
@@christucker7655 True, Antony Starr and Tony Dalton are by far the best actors I have ever seen, without hearing of them beforehand. MInd blowing performances.
As an (aspiring) screenwriter... this is so beyond amazing its unwordly
Honestly I was rooting for Lalo to win and change Breaking Bad
Lalo could have created a sompletely different timeline if he just pulled the damn trigger
Imagine if the writers just killed Gus and just said alternate timeline lol
@@j.prt.979 That would be the ultimate plot twist lmao, what if we found out that this gene isn't the breaking bad timeline gene but actually the Lalo timeline gene, and he actually went into hiding because of Lalo instead of Walt 😳 I kinda want someone to make a fan fiction out of this scenario now, but like a good fan fiction lmao
@@isaiahromero9861 I think I would be torn on whether that would be my favorite TV show thing ever or my least favorite lol. It would add immense tension to the final few episodes but it would also kinda defeat the purpose of the show… As a stand-alone show BCS would be even better though.
In my opinion, Lalo didn't make a mistake anywhere. The writer's just wrote Gus in both BCS and BB as the smartest person to have ever walked the planet, apparently.
Not sure how many people caught it, but I love the similarity in which Jimmy lies in a “fetal type” position while being tied to the chair next to Hamlins dead body, and later Gus lays in this exact same position next to Lalo’s dead body.
This episode was worth the wait, despite originally there was never going to be a season break. I always enjoy your reactions Brandon, keep up the great work!
Awesome reaction Brandon. Love this season so far. This episode though did leave a bad taste in my mouth. Howard was done soooo dirty. On top of his reputation being tarnished he was buried with a monster. I'll never look at those lab scenes the same in BB. Knowing it's an unmarked grave. And it seemed like Mike was disgusted with Howard's death and burial. Rightfully so. And he seemed disappointed in Kim and Jimmy for their schemes against Howard. Mike hates when the innocent die related to the game. Kim is going to have some serious ptsd from this. I see it affecting her more than Jimmy going foward. And with her fate uncertain still, I think the 2 are linked. But awesome episode and reaction.
And is it just me or does anyone else think the fly from breaking bads one-off(about the fly in the lab) episode was Lalo reincarnated back to torture gus's business and cook, Walter White.???
Everyone's predicting Kim will struggle more than jimmy in regards to Howard's death, and I think that will be the case at first, but they've clearly been building up her character arc with a lot of momentum down bad choice road, and I don't think they're gonna stop now. I think this is the event that traumatizes Saul AND Kim to the point where they're willing to keep the Saul Goodman operation going and even buying a luxurious mansion like we saw in season 6's opening. I can't see Kim dying or being sent away in the next few episodes, she has to be in the breaking bad timeline, and I don't know what her role is but I imagine she's helping Saul in some way behind the scenes
Brandon, I have checked RUclips nonstop for your reaction to this episode because your insight has made this show even more fun to watch than it already is.
That box they sent you was very cool. I wonder who else got something like that? I havent seen anyone besides you talk about it!
"Nikki and Steven React" got an identical gift.
If you haven't seen there channel, it is worth checking out.
Been stalking you channel waiting for your reaction!!
Ayy! I was a bit worried not seeing you in over a week. Glad to see you back, especially with this show. It’s been a long wait for this half!
Edit: that gift box is dope!
The episode “the fly” in breaking bad forever has a new meaning… Lalo and Howard’s body were the “contamination”…
I didn’t start the review of the show yet but those gifts from Sony are incredible. I thought (hoped) that anyone who would bring us this show would be pretty cool and it’s great to find out that they really are.
“He talked Lalo out of it?” I think that could be gus saying to himself, “who in the world can talk lalo out of anything?” Finds out he’s a lawyer and boom relationship has begun.
Lalo basically used Kim and Saul in his plan against Gus, the same way they used other people when doing their cons.
Omgggg that box is so cooooooooooool!!! The voicemail 😍😍😍😍😍
Im so looking forward for your next reax! Im actually rewatching the whole series with you, stepping into S02 lol
Congrats to Jimmy and Kim on their new refrigerator!
2:42 those documents remind me of Nobody with Bob Odenkirk lol
Joker in TDK: In Their Last Moments, People Show You Who They Really Are.
Lalo: :-)
22:25 And that Los Pollos Gus fanboy. Can't remember him in Breaking Bad
I think the mid season break should have been after this episode.
Farewell to the only man that could put real fear in Gus. Andddd, of course Tony Dalton wasn't nominated for an Emmy again. Also, shoutout to the music in this episode. Esp when Kim is driving to Gus'.
Lalo didn't wanna kill gus, he wanted the proof that gus is betraying the cartel. Doesn't make sense for him to let someone go and try and kill him, if you get that you knew it was a trap from the start and Gus understood that. He placed that gun there knowing lalo would come down with him at some point at the underground lab(proof). Gus knew everything and played along.
It wasn’t me it it was Ignacio comes full circle it’s finally said in Better Call Saul and they made a masterpiece storyline out of a throwaway line back in 2009
Saul picking Kim to go to Gus's fake house may have been a mistake. She heard his voice on the phone and saw the stand-in, so she could possibly identify him. She knows his description but has the voice to go by too. Kim also saw all of the guys there at the house, and knows something was going on, more than just Mike looking out for Saul. She now knows way too much info, far more than Saul as to whom else is involved.
They just keep giving us more details that complement breaking bad 😍😍😍😍
I found it extremely lucky of Gus to be able to hit Lalo in the dark with only a few shots. But after rewatching the scene again, it made more sense that it wasnt just luck, but skill and ingenuity on Gus' part. Once the lights went out, Lalo would instinctively try to shoot Gus, a moving target in the dark with body armor. Damn, near impossible to stop. Once Gus got to the gun, he actually had a painted target on Lalo...the light from Lalo's muzzle flashes. That's what Gus was aiming for. Which makes sense, assuming Lalo holds his gun directly in front of him, the concentrated wounds around Lalo's neck and upper chest area. It was a small window to aim and shoot at the flashing light, until either Gus was hit again or Lalo runs out of bullets. That would require a bit of luck, but also skill and poise with all the adrenaline pumping. There's still a lot we don't know about Gus' backstory, but he would have to be a highly trained marksman to make those shots. Incredible scene, nonetheless.
The opening scene with the car at the beach was the last scene they filmed for the show.
You didn't show it, but for a second you're shown the bodies in the grave.
What a perfect shot to sum up the whole show: The lawyer and the cartel guy, lying dead, at the bottom of an unknown grave.
How will Gus handle Tuco return from prison and keep Hector from sending Tuco after him?
Hector knew Lalo was going after him and then simply disappeared so he'd certainly be suspicious.
Perhaps later on, Hector and Tuco were planning on having a meeting with Don Eladio about Gus which was why the cousins were really coming to get them but the meeting never happened because of the actions of Walt, Jesse, and Hank.
I was just thinking when this show wraps up, you should check out Black Sails.
Oh boy...waiting for Brandon's reaction to the latest episode.
Brandon you really need to see the sopranos that show is absolutely brilliant
I was really hoping to see a scene with both Lalo and Tuco in it. That “Combo” would have been lethal yo.
Glad to see how some appreciate their show being reacted to and watched like this by dedicated fans.
Even though I was stoked to watch this episode after waiting for so long, afterwards I just felt sad. Even more than when Howard was killed. He was almost like a reversed Walter, where first I saw him as this heartless petty prick who deserved anything bad happening to him. But then having so much sympathy for him at the end. Publicly presumed lost in the sea by suicide with his reputation totally shattered by lies, but in reality buried beneath a concrete slab with his murderer. That's not a happy ending in any way.
For me that tragedy totally overshadowed the Lalo-Fring showdown.
Patrick Fabian did a good job keeping a straight face when he earlier in interviews said he was so very happy how the last season had turned out, both as a whole and for his character. THAT was masterful acting!
Goated character
I'm surprised Hank & Gomez actually didnt find Lalo & Howard's skeletons after Jessie & Walt burned the lab down at the beginning of BB season 5 when they were down there!!!!!
Idk why I find Gus’s reaction to Saul talking Lalo out of something hilarious lmaoo like “some talked this dude out of doing something 🤨?” Lmaooo same way he can talk Tuco out of doing something Saul is a salesman
It doesn't really make much sense that Lalo connects Nacho with Jimmy, given that even during their first interaction Lalo mentions that Tuco described Jimmy to him.
0:10 it’s been theorised that gus was a Colombian general for a dictator or something so a gus origin spin off would really be worth it, origins of the salamancas and don eladio
Chilean not Colombian. I don't want a spinoff because it won't be Giancarlo playing him. I'm fine not having his entire backstory
I think they've featured him enough already imo
That would be an overkill
I have to admit, you had me worried for your safety. I've been waiting for this to drop.
I think RUclips counts as social media and you can tag them in your description.
Lalo Salamanca is real Goat he found out about Gus's lab all by himself in the end Gus was wearing vest and Lalo Salamanca literally laugh in the face of death.
I love this show awesome, one question who turned the TV off or down mmmmmmmm I know it's trivial and meaningless just my OCD
Let‘s Go, Better Call Saul is back!
Lalo’s improvisation is his advantage while Gus’ is preparation. But in the end, they were both killed by their greedy revenge.
Howard has been cemented as the most tragic character. What happened to him is just painful. This episode might be the darkest so far in this Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul universe.
PS. I am jealous of your BcS memorabilia!!!
What do you guys think? Back in episode 4, what where Mikes guys thinking when they watched Saul take Howards car and put it back? This is probably the best explanation of how Mike new they were setting up Howard as Cocaine addict. When I watched the current episode, I wondered how did Mike knew exactly that Saul and Kim where setting up Howard to be a cocaine addict.
How insane would it have been if Lalo was in Breaking Bad and Walt had to deal with him?
Hope we get The Wire after you finish BCS
I can only imagine how great it would be to watch BCS before Breaking Bad.
My prediction for Kim is that the guilt of Howard's death is going to overrun her, then she and Jimmy will break up, and she'll move away to start a new life, similar to how Jimmy has to do at the end of Breaking Bad.
bro how did u know lmao
Congrats on your success Brandon. It's really cool that Sony is recognizing your channel with all the free swag. It almost makes me want to try doing reactions myself but I know I would do a piss poor job at it. 😂
slightly unrelated, but Lyle is definitely up to Los Pollos standards